Possible to make server query like: GetPlayers( )? (PHP-Source-Query-Class)

[Koji6ac9H]

Possible to make server query like: GetPlayers( )? (PHP-Source-Query-Class)

For example it should return some information like roles of players or current number of round.

[Cyberuben]

Not unless you write your own socket plugin / console command that you run so you can parse it's output. Make yourself a Lua script that outputs a json string containing all players and their roles / number of rounds (whatever that may be), and let it run when you type a specific console command. Make it a serverside console command so clients can't run it. Then, use RCon to send that command and read it's output, parse it to an array using $array = json_decode($string, TRUE) and there you go.

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Thinking of what I said here, I struggled parsing the output of console "status" command, while I ran my community. I parsed this from 13 servers, every minute. What a struggle, could have done it simpler, without using so much resources :')

[Koji6ac9H]

[QUOTE=Cyberuben;45824975]Not unless you write your own socket plugin / console command that you run so you can parse it's output. Make yourself a Lua script that outputs a json string containing all players and their roles / number of rounds (whatever that may be), and let it run when you type a specific console command. Make it a serverside console command so clients can't run it. Then, use RCon to send that command and read it's output, parse it to an array using $array = json_decode($string, TRUE) and there you go.

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Thinking of what I said here, I struggled parsing the output of console "status" command, while I ran my community. I parsed this from 13 servers, every minute. What a struggle, could have done it simpler, without using so much resources :')[/QUOTE]

parsing is no problem, but output... i guess it's BINary plugin, right?

[Cyberuben]

[QUOTE=Koji6ac9H;45827642]parsing is no problem, but output... i guess it's BINary plugin, right?[/QUOTE]

[QUOTE=Cyberuben;45824975]Not unless you write your own socket plugin / console command that you run so you can parse it's output. [b]Make yourself a Lua script that outputs a json string containing all players and their roles / number of rounds (whatever that may be), and let it run when you type a specific console command. Make it a serverside console command so clients can't run it. Then, use RCon to send that command and read it's output, parse it to an array using $array = json_decode($string, TRUE) and there you go.[/b]

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Thinking of what I said here, I struggled parsing the output of console "status" command, while I ran my community. I parsed this from 13 servers, every minute. What a struggle, could have done it simpler, without using so much resources :')[/QUOTE]

You don't have to write yourself a module if you do what I told you...

[Koji6ac9H]

[QUOTE=Cyberuben;45827702]You don't have to write yourself a module if you do what I told you...[/QUOTE]

oh ok, but how to catch convar value from Rcon command?

[Cyberuben]

[QUOTE=Koji6ac9H;45827929]oh ok, but how to catch convar value from Rcon command?[/QUOTE]

You already knew you could use the PHP-Source-Query-Class, so why don't you look at the RCon Example they provide you?

[url=https://github.com/xPaw/PHP-Source-Query-Class/blob/master/RconExample.php]Here[/url] they show you exactly how it works and how to catch it's output.

[Koji6ac9H]

[QUOTE=Cyberuben;45827966]You already knew you could use the PHP-Source-Query-Class, so why don't you look at the RCon Example they provide you?

[url=https://github.com/xPaw/PHP-Source-Query-Class/blob/master/RconExample.php]Here[/url] they show you exactly how it works and how to catch it's output.[/QUOTE]

Oh Thank you! I did it!